Novara Calcio
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Novara Calcio
by Messinterista » Wed Aug 10, 2011 12:51 am
After 55 years of Serie A absence, Novara Calcio returns to the Serie A in 2011-2012. Discuss all things regarding Novara here.
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Re: Novara Calcio
by taz » Fri Aug 19, 2011 9:13 pm
Novara have signed striker Jeda from Lecce on loan for the 2011-12 season.
The Serie A newcomers completed the signing on Wednesday and made the announcement on their official website, adding that they have retained the right to recruit the 32-year-old on a permanent deal at the end of his loan term.
Jeda, who has played in Italy since 2000 for a number of clubs including Palermo and Cagliari, trained with the rest of the Novara team on Wednesday.
The Brazilian featured in 25 league matches for Lecce last season and scored four goals, as the Giallorossi narrowly avoided relegation from the Italian top flight.
Novara have added a number of new players to their squad this summer, including former Juventus defender Massimo Paci and Japan international striker Takayuki Morimoto.
The Serie A newcomers completed the signing on Wednesday and made the announcement on their official website, adding that they have retained the right to recruit the 32-year-old on a permanent deal at the end of his loan term.
Jeda, who has played in Italy since 2000 for a number of clubs including Palermo and Cagliari, trained with the rest of the Novara team on Wednesday.
The Brazilian featured in 25 league matches for Lecce last season and scored four goals, as the Giallorossi narrowly avoided relegation from the Italian top flight.
Novara have added a number of new players to their squad this summer, including former Juventus defender Massimo Paci and Japan international striker Takayuki Morimoto.
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Re: Novara Calcio
by Lupa » Thu Feb 02, 2012 9:14 pm
“I won things with that shirt and I know what it means. In no other city does a victory mean as much as in Rome."
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Re: Novara Calcio
by RomaShield27 » Fri Feb 03, 2012 11:08 am
lol, a major club bit is funny alright, but calling them "a premie r league team" is just sloppy. Sounds like a bit of a publicity stunt, really, I mean what can Novara really get out of it? They're doomed for Serie B.
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Re: Novara Calcio
by Messinterista » Mon Jul 09, 2012 8:54 am
Mascara off to Dubai
Giuseppe Mascara is the latest Italian player to try his luck in Dubai, as he confirms he will be joining Walter Zenga’s Al Nasr.
The former Catania and Napoli playmaker spent last season at Novara, but will be playing in the UAE Pro-League next term, linking up with former Fiorentina and Juventus striker Luca Toni.
“I had wanted to stay with Novara, but the club told me that if there was an important offer then I could evaluate it and eventually the one from Al Nasr seemed like the best possible,” the 32-year-old told Radio Kiss Kiss Napoli.
“In Italy there is a different mentality, we play a competitive football where at least four teams compete at the top and at least two until the very end.
“In Dubai there are many great characters. Diego Maradona? To meet him would be the dream of my life.”
Source: http://www.football-italia.net/20784/mascara-dubai
Giuseppe Mascara is the latest Italian player to try his luck in Dubai, as he confirms he will be joining Walter Zenga’s Al Nasr.
The former Catania and Napoli playmaker spent last season at Novara, but will be playing in the UAE Pro-League next term, linking up with former Fiorentina and Juventus striker Luca Toni.
“I had wanted to stay with Novara, but the club told me that if there was an important offer then I could evaluate it and eventually the one from Al Nasr seemed like the best possible,” the 32-year-old told Radio Kiss Kiss Napoli.
“In Italy there is a different mentality, we play a competitive football where at least four teams compete at the top and at least two until the very end.
“In Dubai there are many great characters. Diego Maradona? To meet him would be the dream of my life.”
Source: http://www.football-italia.net/20784/mascara-dubai
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